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  1. *Sleeps on Digimon content...*
    GASP ITS AUGUST FIRST
    *Hops on bandwagon!*

    Inspired by a friend's idea for a companion to Punk!Gazimon.

    Thanks vermstudio.carrd.co/#commissio!
    #dakinu #verminator #seth #growlmon #digimon #biker #punk #leather #jacket #bandanna

  2. The Unfathered: A Short Story for a Long World

    There is a part of the Book of Genesis that almost no one reads aloud. It sits between the famous scenes, the garden and the flood, and it is only a list. Adam lived a number of years and begat Seth. Seth lived and begat Enosh. The text walks down the page through nine generations of fathers and sons, each man reduced to two facts, that he lived and that he made another like himself, until the line reaches Noah and the world is ready to drown. I used to skip those passages. I read one again last night, on a laptop in an apartment I am about to leave, and I understood for the first time that a genealogy is a horror story told slowly enough to be survived. […]

    bolesblogs.com/2026/06/07/the-

  3. The Unfathered: A Short Story for a Long World

    There is a part of the Book of Genesis that almost no one reads aloud. It sits between the famous scenes, the garden and the flood, and it is only a list. Adam lived a number of years and begat Seth. Seth lived and begat Enosh. The text walks down the page through nine generations of fathers and sons, each man reduced to two facts, that he lived and that he made another like himself, until the line reaches Noah and the world is ready to drown. I used to skip those passages. I read one again last night, on a laptop in an apartment I am about to leave, and I understood for the first time that a genealogy is a horror story told slowly enough to be survived. […]

    bolesblogs.com/2026/06/07/the-

  4. I made my thing grow shut for the one trve love 🤭 I became the virgin Mary for a God who walks the Earth. #seth #sleipnir #loveeternal #devotion #churchofsatan

  5. Piołun – Exolvuntur Review By Thus Spoke

    It’s impressive how some artists work in multiple bands at once, and more impressive how common this seems to be. Often, the fact that an act is a side-project of or also features a particular musician is the sole reason you check them out, conferring a degree of quality or prestige. Piołun is one of these bands, a duo comprised of Mānbryne and ex-Blaze of Perdition guitarist Łukasz Barański—who here also handles vocals—and relatively unknown drummer Vitor. Like those groups, Piołun is black metal in a style that has grown increasingly associated with the Polish scene in particular—melodic but understated, enriched with a pinch of atmosphere and a slightly gritty vibe. The band’s debut, Rzeki Goryczy, was met with general acclaim, and it should therefore delight fans that Exolvuntur follows closely in its footsteps, albeit aiming to be “more dynamic and melodic.” In fact, this sophomore is exemplary in many ways, but not all of them are complimentary.

    Exolvuntur is simple on the surface, sticking to unflowery tremolos and uncomplicated tempos, occasionally employing group1 vocals for roaring emphasis. Particular turns of instrumental phrase echo those of Mānbryne (“Moribunda,” “Hiems”), while others carry a more Sethian tone (“Manifest-kresu,” “Czas”). But Piołun don’t ape anyone so much as draw from a common well of spiritedness. More overtly than on the debut, they hit upon the familiar hazily-layered riffing and minimalistic melodic scales of second-wave-cum-meloblack in general, and structure their compositions uniformly around the recurrence of a singular uplifting high guitar line. This allows them to centre their spirit, which vitriolic vocal delivery and the occasional nods to the epic in their key refrains demonstrate they have an abundance of. Spirit and familiarity only go so far, however.

    Piołun know how to write a smart rhythmic hook and a melancholic lead. Repeated stop-starts (“Sierpniowy-brzask,” “Hiems”), an offbeat to the descent of a tremolo (“Manifest-kresu”), and emphatic push-pulls between vocal delivery and guitar line switching (“Moribunda”) make for a consistently spunky energy. It pairs well with Exolvuntur’s best refrains, which feel mournful in that vaguely medieval sense only the trvest black metal is capable of (“Manifest-kresu,” “Sierpniowy-brzask,” “Proba-Sznura”). Exolvuntur is rather more uplifting than harrowing, filled with layered, iterated melodies (“Sierpniowy-brzask”) and anthemic, emphatic roars (“Czas,” “Kolo-zycia”). This applies to forward-launching blazers (“Manifest-kresu,” “Kolo-zycia”), rhythmic fillers (“Czas), and mellow bridgers (“Sierpniowy-brzask,” “Moribunda”) alike. It’s nothing you haven’t heard before but like a favourite hoodie or comforting tv show you’ve watched so many times, you know every line, there’s something endearing and warming about this album—strange as that would seem given its overt heaviness and darkness.

    Yet Exolvuntur’s charms mask a simplicity that approaches shallowness. These shimmering lead riffs that are good in isolation and already familiar in an abstract sense are recycled with barely a semitone of difference across the record (“Sierpniowy-brzask,” “Proba-Sznura,” “Hiems”); the remainder feel like filler. Operating between a handful of notes that could constitute a theoretical “average” for this style of meloblack, their cadence, execution, and frequency is not only predictable but so void of imagination that they make every movement feel trite and their emotionality manufactured. It forms a key part of the problematic repetitiousness that plagues Exolvuntur, where tempos suffer from a similar banality, mechanically moving between a tripping march and nondescript blastbeat of some form, killing the fire of a stinging lead and with nary a fill or rollover to be heard. “Heard” is key here, because the drums somehow sound jarringly clacky at one moment and anaemically muffled everywhere else—like a bongo in a phone booth—which makes potential drum gymnastics very difficult to distinguish. At the heights of speed and intensity, vocals and much of the guitars are swallowed by this mire such that everyone is jostling for position, and passionate snarls feel unintentionally strained rather than punchy.

    Piołun did not need to fall back on triteness. Not only are there sweeping refrains (“Proba-Sznura”) and passionate arcs (“Manifest-kresu”) that demonstrate a flair for the dramatic and deep, their very debut Rzeki Goryczy does too. The duo exercised restraint in keeping Exolvuntur below 40 minutes, but that restraint seems to have bled into the songwriting, in a genre and proclaimed take on it that necessitates at least a little excess—in emotion, heaviness, speed, or complexity. Exolvuntur is a slice of nostalgia for some, a comforting wash of approximately vicious black metal, but it shows how great a distance there is in evoking a sound and using it to evoke anything else.

    Rating: Disappointing
    DR: 6 | Format Reviewed: 320 kbps mp3
    Label: Malignant Voices
    Websites: Bandcamp | Facebook
    Available Worldwide: May 22nd, 2026

    #20 #2026 #BlackMetal #BlazeOfPerdition #Exolvuntur #MalignantVoices #Mānbryne #May26 #MelodicBlackMetal #Piołun #PolishMetal #Review #Reviews #Seth
  6. Piołun – Exolvuntur Review By Thus Spoke

    It’s impressive how some artists work in multiple bands at once, and more impressive how common this seems to be. Often, the fact that an act is a side-project of or also features a particular musician is the sole reason you check them out, conferring a degree of quality or prestige. Piołun is one of these bands, a duo comprised of Mānbryne and ex-Blaze of Perdition guitarist Łukasz Barański—who here also handles vocals—and relatively unknown drummer Vitor. Like those groups, Piołun is black metal in a style that has grown increasingly associated with the Polish scene in particular—melodic but understated, enriched with a pinch of atmosphere and a slightly gritty vibe. The band’s debut, Rzeki Goryczy, was met with general acclaim, and it should therefore delight fans that Exolvuntur follows closely in its footsteps, albeit aiming to be “more dynamic and melodic.” In fact, this sophomore is exemplary in many ways, but not all of them are complimentary.

    Exolvuntur is simple on the surface, sticking to unflowery tremolos and uncomplicated tempos, occasionally employing group1 vocals for roaring emphasis. Particular turns of instrumental phrase echo those of Mānbryne (“Moribunda,” “Hiems”), while others carry a more Sethian tone (“Manifest-kresu,” “Czas”). But Piołun don’t ape anyone so much as draw from a common well of spiritedness. More overtly than on the debut, they hit upon the familiar hazily-layered riffing and minimalistic melodic scales of second-wave-cum-meloblack in general, and structure their compositions uniformly around the recurrence of a singular uplifting high guitar line. This allows them to centre their spirit, which vitriolic vocal delivery and the occasional nods to the epic in their key refrains demonstrate they have an abundance of. Spirit and familiarity only go so far, however.

    Piołun know how to write a smart rhythmic hook and a melancholic lead. Repeated stop-starts (“Sierpniowy-brzask,” “Hiems”), an offbeat to the descent of a tremolo (“Manifest-kresu”), and emphatic push-pulls between vocal delivery and guitar line switching (“Moribunda”) make for a consistently spunky energy. It pairs well with Exolvuntur’s best refrains, which feel mournful in that vaguely medieval sense only the trvest black metal is capable of (“Manifest-kresu,” “Sierpniowy-brzask,” “Proba-Sznura”). Exolvuntur is rather more uplifting than harrowing, filled with layered, iterated melodies (“Sierpniowy-brzask”) and anthemic, emphatic roars (“Czas,” “Kolo-zycia”). This applies to forward-launching blazers (“Manifest-kresu,” “Kolo-zycia”), rhythmic fillers (“Czas), and mellow bridgers (“Sierpniowy-brzask,” “Moribunda”) alike. It’s nothing you haven’t heard before but like a favourite hoodie or comforting tv show you’ve watched so many times, you know every line, there’s something endearing and warming about this album—strange as that would seem given its overt heaviness and darkness.

    Yet Exolvuntur’s charms mask a simplicity that approaches shallowness. These shimmering lead riffs that are good in isolation and already familiar in an abstract sense are recycled with barely a semitone of difference across the record (“Sierpniowy-brzask,” “Proba-Sznura,” “Hiems”); the remainder feel like filler. Operating between a handful of notes that could constitute a theoretical “average” for this style of meloblack, their cadence, execution, and frequency is not only predictable but so void of imagination that they make every movement feel trite and their emotionality manufactured. It forms a key part of the problematic repetitiousness that plagues Exolvuntur, where tempos suffer from a similar banality, mechanically moving between a tripping march and nondescript blastbeat of some form, killing the fire of a stinging lead and with nary a fill or rollover to be heard. “Heard” is key here, because the drums somehow sound jarringly clacky at one moment and anaemically muffled everywhere else—like a bongo in a phone booth—which makes potential drum gymnastics very difficult to distinguish. At the heights of speed and intensity, vocals and much of the guitars are swallowed by this mire such that everyone is jostling for position, and passionate snarls feel unintentionally strained rather than punchy.

    Piołun did not need to fall back on triteness. Not only are there sweeping refrains (“Proba-Sznura”) and passionate arcs (“Manifest-kresu”) that demonstrate a flair for the dramatic and deep, their very debut Rzeki Goryczy does too. The duo exercised restraint in keeping Exolvuntur below 40 minutes, but that restraint seems to have bled into the songwriting, in a genre and proclaimed take on it that necessitates at least a little excess—in emotion, heaviness, speed, or complexity. Exolvuntur is a slice of nostalgia for some, a comforting wash of approximately vicious black metal, but it shows how great a distance there is in evoking a sound and using it to evoke anything else.

    Rating: Disappointing
    DR: 6 | Format Reviewed: 320 kbps mp3
    Label: Malignant Voices
    Websites: Bandcamp | Facebook
    Available Worldwide: May 22nd, 2026

    #20 #2026 #BlackMetal #BlazeOfPerdition #Exolvuntur #MalignantVoices #Mānbryne #May26 #MelodicBlackMetal #Piołun #PolishMetal #Review #Reviews #Seth
  7. Tae Kwon Donkey #1 Review: Crab Maga Rises
    Tae Kwon Donkey kicks off with martial arts madness, grief, comedy, and Crab Maga chaos in a wildly energetic indie comic...
    comiccrusaders.com/comic-books
    #Tae Kwon Donkey #The Reign of Crab Maga #Seth Balestrieri #Ryan Best #HdE #Kickstarter comics #indie comics #martial arts comics #animal comics #Comic Crusaders #comic book review Categories #Indie Comics #Kickstarter Comics

  8. On the final day of candidate filing in Montana, former University of Montana President #Seth #Bodnar filed to run as an independent in the U.S. Senate race to unseat Steve Daines.

    Bodnar had been rumored to be mulling a run for Senate for weeks after a text message attributed to former Democratic U.S. Sen. Jon Tester expressed support for an independent Bodnar campaign.

    News of the possible candidacy from the head of the Missoula flagship roiled political insiders, who debated whether an independent in a red state or a party-backed Democrat would be better equipped to face Daines
    — a popular incumbent who is well connected within the national Republican Party.
    newsfromthestates.com/article/

  9. What is a Jagen?
    Let's jump right to the subject. A "Jagen" is a type of character in Fire Emblem games, named after a character from the very first game. Here is ActualLizard's video on the subject (19 minutes), which has a lot of interesting things to say about strategy.

    youtube.com/watch?v=2hhIiW6faV4

    Jagens are characters, often given to
    setsideb.com/what-is-a-jagen/
    #niche #ActualLizard #design #fireemblem #intelligentsystems #Jagen #niche #Seth #strategy

  10. ChatGPT 5.1 Images Are Pretty Fun

    I combined two photos. One of me and one of my fluffy dog Olive to make this funny image of the two of us in a 1990s-eque photo shoot!

    She would never sit still long enough in real life for this photo. LOL

    ChatGPT 5.1 has gotten really good and possibly better than Google Gemini’s Nano Banana generator.

    #chatgpt #dog #images #oliveTheAiredoodle #seth
  11. Street Art In Paris (8 Photos)

    From playful characters hiding around street corners to large-scale murals rising above the Parisian rooftops, this collection brings together 8 artworks found across Paris and its surroundings. The pieces include optical illusions, narrative scenes, and small interventions woven into the city’s architecture. More: Amazing Murals In France (10 Photos) 1. Schoolyard Characters — Jace, Gouzou, CEET, Fouad & Ador in Les Mureaux, Paris, France A collaborative mural with cartoon figures […]

    streetartutopia.com/2025/11/14

  12. Seth Xavier Music – Discover the Soulful Sound of a Rising Star | Seth Xavier
    Immerse yourself in the world of #Seth #Xavier #music where soulful melodies meet powerful storytelling. Experience his unique blend of rhythm and emotion that speaks directly to the heart. Follow Seth Xavier for the latest tracks, live performances, and exclusive behind-the-scenes updates that redefine modern music.
    sethxaviermusic.com/booking/

  13. NYCC 2025: Al Mega chats w/Adam Lawson
    What’s good, my beautiful geeks, freaks, and comic book fiends?!

    It’s ya boy,...
    comiccrusaders.com/podcast/nyc
    #Mad Dog Morgan comic #Adam Lawson interview #NYCC 2025 comics #Comic Crusaders Podcast #horror comics 2025 #wrestling comics #indie horror #supernatural graphic novels #Comic Crusaders NYCC #Al Mega interview #Kickstarter comics 2025 #haunted house comics #wrestling horror story #Seth Rollins comic role

  14. Made You Smile (9 Photos)

    From playful chalk creatures peeking out of cracks to giant murals filled with warmth and humor, these 9 artworks bring a smile in unexpected places. You’ll find works from city walls in Spain and France, rural landscapes in Australia, and delicate creations made from natural materials. Together, they show how public art and creativity can brighten any corner of the world. More: Funny Signs! (19 Photos) 1. Where Big Breakthroughs Are Required — By David Zinn in Ann Arbor, USA A […]

    streetartutopia.com/2025/12/27

  15. Street Art by Seth

    On Facebook. By Seth. More by Seth: Boring Buildings transforms into art (32 photos) – Seth a Collection

    streetartutopia.com/2024/03/23

  16. 6 photos: “Rabbit Hole” in Le Mans, France

    Street Artist SETH & Co By Seth Globepainter, Lapin Blanc, Alice Hervé, Mathias Brez, Lucas and Team Alexandra. More by Seth: Boring Buildings transforms into art (32 photos) – Seth a Collection Photo by Guillaume Photo by Lapin Blanc Photo by Lapin Blanc Photo by Lapin Blanc Photo by The Shad n Roll Photo by Kameha Comments: pic.twitter.com/3xeOzb2fQL— STREET ART UTOPIA 🖼️ (@StreetArtUtopia) June 15, 2022

    streetartutopia.com/2024/03/19

  17. 6 photos: “Rabbit Hole” in Le Mans, France

    Street Artist SETH & Co By Seth Globepainter, Lapin Blanc, Alice Hervé, Mathias Brez, Lucas and Team Alexandra. More by Seth: Boring Buildings transforms into art (32 photos) – Seth a Collection Photo by Guillaume Photo by Lapin Blanc Photo by Lapin Blanc Photo by Lapin Blanc Photo by The Shad n Roll Photo by Kameha Comments: pic.twitter.com/3xeOzb2fQL— STREET ART UTOPIA 🖼️ (@StreetArtUtopia) June 15, 2022

    streetartutopia.com/2024/03/19

  18. Street Art by Seth in Arezzo, Italy at Icastica 2015

    By Seth in Arezzo, Italy at Icastica 2015. Created using acrylics, spray-can and knotted sheets on wall. Organized by 999 Gallery.

    streetartutopia.com/2024/02/27

  19. Cecile’s house – by SETH in Paris, France

    Street Artist SETH By SETH at 29 Rue Mouffetard in Paris, France. SETH: “Cecile’s house” new mural on the wall of the kindergarten school on Mouffetard Street in Paris. This painting is the result of my meeting with Cecile, a shopkeeper in the neighborhood since 40 years, whose souvenir and gift store has suffered greatly from the latest restrictions linked to COVID. Cecile wanted to see one of my paintings while drinking her coffee in the morning, her wish is finally realized.

    streetartutopia.com/2024/02/22

  20. Cecile’s house – by SETH in Paris, France

    Street Artist SETH By SETH at 29 Rue Mouffetard in Paris, France. SETH: “Cecile’s house” new mural on the wall of the kindergarten school on Mouffetard Street in Paris. This painting is the result of my meeting with Cecile, a shopkeeper in the neighborhood since 40 years, whose souvenir and gift store has suffered greatly from the latest restrictions linked to COVID. Cecile wanted to see one of my paintings while drinking her coffee in the morning, her wish is finally realized.

    streetartutopia.com/2024/02/22